Amazon Prime Day is set to start on July 15th and one by one most of the tech companies are starting to make their offers available. Chuwi is participating on Amazon US, Amazon EU stores, and Amazon Japan. Depending on the region you live in, different devices are available but the biggest offers come on Amazon US that -among others- the Chinese manufacturer is offering the HeroBook, AeroBook, and Hi9 Pro. See their main specs below and visit the promotion page to check out all the offers.

Chuwi HeroBook

The Chuwi HeroBook is a new addition to the company’s lineup and will be launched next month. It packs an Intel 4-core/4-threads CPU built on 14nm process technology and 5W ultra-low power consumption. The CPU is backed by 4GB/64GB memory combo and you can expand the storage via the M.2 SSD slot. There is also a 14.1″ anti-glare display as well as a large, 38Wh battery that makes it ideal for office work since it sports a full-sized keyboard. You can get it for just $175.99. See all the details here.

Chuwi AeroBook

Chuwi AeroBook delivers a performance that can be matched with other steeply-priced laptops available in the market today. It sports a 13.3″ IPS FHD while under the hood, it packs a powerful Intel Core m3 – 6Y30 Dual Core processor, along with a highly competent Intel HD Graphics 515 GPU for exceptional user experience. The laptop features 8GB of LPDDR3 RAM and offers 256GB SSD storage capacity. The offer price is just $399.99. For more information check here.

Chuwi Hi9 Pro

The Hi9 Pro is an Android tablet featuring an 8.4″ 2.5K display and a full metal body offering great build quality and performance. It supports LTE connectivity and is equipped with the powerful Helio X20 SoC and it is the cheapest one on the market as other X20 tablets like VOYO i8Max cost as much as $200. So, if you want a compact tablet with great performance and LTE connectivity, don’t miss the chance to get it for only $111.98. The full specs are available here.

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